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Life-Cycle Management Of The AWS S3 Bucket

In this article, we will discuss the life-cycle management of the AWS S3 bucket.

Purpose

Consider the following requirements: -

Create a bucket with storage class = standard
Change storage class = standard-IA after 30 days
Change storage class = Glacier after 60 days
Delete the bucket after 180 days

Picture showing the pictorial representaton of Life-cycle management of the AWS S3 bucket

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This can be implemented using life-cycle management.

How To Implement Cycle Management?

First, create a bucket. Inside the bucket, go to the Management link.

Picture showing the Create lifecycle rule button inside the Management tab of the bucket details screen

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Click on the Create lifecycle rule button. A screen appears to create the rule. Enter the Lifecycle rule name and select the Choose a rule scope.

Picture showing Create lifecycle rule screen in AWS

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Scroll down to specify the Lifecycle rule actions.

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Scroll down to check the checkbox I acknowledge that this lifecycle rule will incur a one-time lifecycle request cost per object if it transitions small objects and specifies the expiry duration.

Picture showing the section of screen to specify specify the expiry duration

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You can see the Timeline summary. Click on the Create rule to complete the rule creation.

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A rule is created.

Picture showing the lifecycle rule is created in AWS

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Posted By -	Karan Gupta

Posted On -	Thursday, September 30, 2021

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